2026年四川省绵阳市江油市中考模拟预测英语试题含答案

这是一份2026年四川省绵阳市江油市中考模拟预测英语试题含答案，共16页。
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第I卷（选择题，共70分）
第一部分 读（共35小题，满分70分）
第一节：阅读理解 （共四篇，20小题，每小题2分，满分40分）
阅读下面四篇材料，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
1. Hw lng des it take t cllect water in sub-Saharan Africa each year?
A. 18 billin hurs.B. 32 millin hurs.C. 40 millin hurs.D. 40 billin hurs.
2. What d sme wmen in Africa carry n their backs?
A. An 18-kil bag.B. An 18-kil student.
C. A 32-kil barrel.D. A 32-kil hipp.
3. What things are mentined that peple can’t d withut clean water?
①Grw Fd ②Keep Wrking ③Read Bks ④Build Huses
A. ①②③B. ①②④C. ①③④D. ②③④
4. Hw des clean water help with peple’s health accrding t the text?
A. It helps peple sleep better.B. It lets peple eat mre daily.
C. It makes peple taller and strnger.D. It keeps hands and bdies healthy.
5. In which part f a newspaper can we read the pster?
A. Sprts.B. Stry.C. Histry.D. Envirnment.
B
Years ag when I wrked at a small lcal grcery stre, I became familiar with an ld lady. She was a regular custmer, and we ended up getting in the habit f chatting whenever she came in.
One day, during ne f ur chats I mentined that I was ging t take a day ff fr my 20th birthday later that mnth. She tld me, “Well, I’ll have t bake yu sme ckies fr yur birthday, then.” I’d tld her a cuple weeks befre thugh, and s the mment had slipped my mind by the time my birthday came arund.
Tw days after my birthday, I was cming ut f the restrm in the back when I heard smene calling my name. I walked back up t the frnt and saw her there. She came up t me, handed me a Ziplc bag with 5 ckies in it, and wished me a happy late birthday. It tk all I had t hld back my tears in frnt f her. I’d even frgtten that she said she’d d that fr me. She remembered t take the time ut f her day t make the ckies fr me when she didn’t even have t! And then she even had the humility t say, “They aren’t my best wrk, but I wanted t d smething fr yu.”
After she left, I called my mm and byfriend and cried while I tld them each what happened. I just wish I knew when her birthday was s I culd d smething nice fr her.
6. What did the writer and the ld lady ften d in the stre?
A. They chatted a lt.B. They made cakes.
C. They served custmers.D. They cleaned the stre.
7. What wuld the ld lady d accrding t paragraph 2?
A. She wuld take a day ff.
B. She wuld visit the writer’s mther.
C. She wuld bake ckies fr the writer.
D. She wuld buy the writer a birthday gift.
8. What des the underlined part “the mment had slipped my mind” mean?
A. The mment had wrried me.
B. I had fallen dwn and gt hurt.
C. I had frgtten abut the mment.
D. I felt very excited abut the mment.
9. What des the text mainly talk abut?
A. What the writer did n her birthday.
B. Hw an ld lady’s kindness mved the writer.
C. Why the writer called her mther and byfriend.
D. Hw t make friends with ld peple.
10. What can we infer frm the passage?
A. The writer didn’t like the ckies.
B. The ld lady was very kind and warm-hearted.
C. The ld lady was the writer’s grandmther.
D. The writer remembered the ld lady’s prmise.
C
Have yu ever thught yur mm makes the best fd in the wrld? Well, science nw says yu might be right!
A recent study frm the UK set ut t explre why s many peple believe their mther’s cking is the tastiest. While it’s hard t measure “the wrld’s best fd,” the research shwed smething simple but pwerful: fd made by smene we lve truly tastes better.
In the experiment, led by psychlgist Charles Spence, vlunteers were blindflded and asked t try tw cakes made frm the exact same recipe. One was baked by a prfessinal chef, and the ther was made by a family member — ften the vlunteer’s wn mther.
Researchers tracked heart rates and bserved facial expressins while peple tasted each cake. Every single vlunteer preferred the hme-baked cake! Their heart rates ften rse when trying the family-made treat, and smiles spread acrss their faces.
The findings were clear: abut ne in three peple said their mther’s cking tastes the best, and 90% agreed that fd prepared by a lved ne simply feels mre delicius.
But there’s mre t it than just eating. 40% shared that baking tgether brings them clser t their family, and 67% enjy using recipes passed dwn thrugh generatins.
As Spence explained, the study shws that great fd is nt nly abut skill r perfect ingredients. It’s abut the care and lve that g int preparing it — and that’s the secret ingredient we really taste.
11. What was the main gal f the UK study?
A. T find the wrld’s best prfessinal chef.
B. T cmpare different cake recipes.
C. T explre why peple prefer hme-cked meals.
D. T measure the health effects f hmemade fd.
12. What was the key finding abut the hmemade cake?
A. Mst vlunteers thught it was larger.B. All vlunteers liked it mre.
C. N ne culd tell the difference.D. The prfessinal ne always wn.
13. What is true abut traditinal family recipes?
A. Many peple enjy using them.B. Yung peple ften ignre them.
C. They are difficult t find.D. They must be fllwed exactly.
14. What is the main idea f the article?
A. A science experiment abut baking cakes.
B. Why lve is a key ingredient in cking.
C. Hw t becme a better ck at hme.
D. Tips fr eating healthier with yur family.
15. What did the researchers d during the experiment?
A. They taught vlunteers hw t bake cakes.
B. They checked vlunteers’ heart rates and expressins.
C. They asked vlunteers t make cakes by themselves.
D. They changed the recipe fr the prfessinal cake.
D
Many a cnversatin in France starts with a cmplaint (抱怨): The weather is bad; the grape harvest is even wrse... When I first mved t France ten years ag, I was puzzled. I kept wndering why the French were always in such a bad md.
One day, I asked a French friend. “We aren’t really cmplainers,” he said. “We are râleurs-peple wh cmplain just fr fun.” Then I knew a cmplaint is a cmmn starter in French cnversatins. One culd begin talking abut the pr restaurant service, even if the meal was mstly great. Such wrds invite ther peple t share their pinins. A French cmplaint is als “smething that makes peple seem like they’re thinking and nt naive (幼稚的),” accrding t Julie Barlw, c-writer f The Bnjur Effect.
Many native English speakers may feel uncmfrtable tward the French cnversatin starter. Hwever, sme experts believe that the French attitude may, in fact, be better fr their health. Accrding t a 2011 study frm the University f Texas, hlding back negative emtins can make peple mre likely t argue r fight. And a 2013 study in Bilgical Psychiatry fund that effrts t regulate negative emtins culd be harmful, which might increase the risk f heart diseases.
This isn’t t say that cmplaining is always psitive. Cmplaining t ften can get yu caught in a situatin, actually reshaping yur brain t always pay attentin t the negative. French râleurs may well avid this unlucky side effect, because they seldm cmplain abut their wn lives but abut utside prblems.
On the whle, hardly ever d the French’s cmplaints aim t slve prblems. Instead, cmplaining is just part f cnversatin, a way t build interpersnal cnnectins.
16. Hw des the writer begin the text?
A. By listing numbers.B. By using a saying.
C. By giving examples.D. By making a cmparisn.
17. Why d the French ften start a cnversatin with a cmplaint?
A. T d it fr fun.B. T shw they are healthy.
C. T slve practical prblems.D. T express anger abut life.
18. What des the underlined wrd “regulate” mean in paragraph 3?
A. Express.B. Increase.C. Destry.D. Cntrl.
19. Accrding t the text, which f the fllwing “cmplaints” is mst prbably frm a French râleur?
A. The electricity bill this mnth is scary.
B. It’s snwing awfully heavily.
C. Lsing the jb again upset me.
D. I had truble falling asleep last night.
20. What can we learn abut French peple frm the text?
A. They seldm talk with strangers.
B. They cnsider cmplaining a way f cmmunicating.
C. They never shw their true feelings in public.
D. They lve cmplaining abut their persnal life.
第二节：完形填空（每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
China has a lng and remarkable histry abut “mney”.
Abut 5,000 years ag, shells were used 21 mney, which was called “qian”. Then metal currency (货币) started t be used widely. Cpper cins (铜钱) had their rts in peple’s daily life and wrk. The “Tngba” cin such as “Qianlng Tngba” r “Kangxi Tngba”, which shwed the title (称号) f 22 cntrl, had the lngest circulatin (流通) in China’s histry. 23 , gld, silver, fd and ther kinds f materials als served as frms f mney in different times. Over 1,000 years ag, the first paper mney, “Jiazi”, appeared in China. Nw, the mney 24 is the 5th editin f renminbi.
Thrugh the years, great changes have taken place in their lk and printing methds. They have becme safer and mre beautiful, which nt nly 25 the develpment f currency but als shws China’s prgress in ecnmy and technlgy.
21. A. likeB. frC. asD. with
22. A. emperrs’B. farmers’C. sldiers’D. educatrs’
23. A. AnywayB. BesidesC. HweverD. Perhaps
24. A. in timeB. in useC. in cmmnD. in all
25. A. requiresB. regardsC. repeatsD. reflects
B
A 101-year-ld wman is taking IT classes in rder t “catch up” n technlgy.
Margaret Griffiths, frm Rhndda, attended the weekly classes t keep her mind 26 . She said her class f adult learners were all trying t 27 with the times.
Brn in 1921 in Aberaern, Ms. Griffiths began her 40-year jb in teaching at Cwmlai Primary Schl, and finally she became a head teacher at Whitchurch Primary Schl in Cardiff. She said she made a prmise t herself t learn smething 28 every day.
“I spent my life in the wrld f educatin, and I am still learning t this day. I have never 29 ,” she said.
But she retired (退休) befre the 30 f cmputers and she felt she missed ut. S when she saw the IT classes n ffer, she 31 the chance t catch up.
“I dn’t knw what the 32 hlds fr me, but I intend t g n ding what I d fr as lng as I can. I am still being educated, and I am always 33 t learn, even at my age. At 101, all the ther learners are 34 than me, but I like the classes and the cmpany very much. I’m nt trying t stay yung. I am just 35 every day that I have,” she said.
26. A. cleanB. fullC. activeD. simple
27. A. mveB. agreeC. cmpareD. act
28. A. funnyB. rightC. newD. difficult
29. A. wrriedB. stppedC. triedD. expected
30. A. agreementB. infrmatinC. intrductinD. pwer
31. A. missedB. tkC. lstD. waited
32. A. dreamB. ageC. futureD. degree
33. A. afraidB. pleasedC. tiredD. nervus
34. A. luckierB. busierC. healthierD. yunger
35. A. enjyingB. cuntingC. imaginingD. recrding
第II卷（非选择题，共50分）
第二部分：写（共三节，满分50分）
第一节：语法填空（共10个小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个恰当的词或括号内单词的正确形式，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。
On December 18, 2025, Hainan 36 (start) a new rule called “Island-wide Independent Custms Operatin.” It aims t make the island mre pen t the wrld. Under this new rule, ver 6,600 kinds f freign gds can enter Hainan withut 37 (pay) taxes (关税).
When gds 38 (send) frm Hainan t ther parts f China, nly sme are checked by custms (海关). Peple can travel 39 (free) withut extra papers. This new rule brings many gd 40 (result) t lcal peple.
Lcal peple can buy 41 (cheap) freign things than befre. Turists can enjy duty-free (免税的) shpping with mre chices. Freign 42 (visit) als find it easy t visit Hainan nw.
In the future, Hainan will becme ne f the mst imprtant places fr turism in Sutheast Asia. It is really 43 great change fr the island, and it 44 (bring) many jbs and better services fr everyne. It is a gd change 45 brings mre develpment chances t the island.
第二节 信息摘录（共5个小题，每小题2分，满分10分）
阅读短文，然后完成文后的表格，每空不超过3个词。
The TV shw Chinese Petry Cmpetitin is celebrating its 10th seasn! First shwn ten years ag, this ppular prgram helps peple enjy and understand classical Chinese petry. It’s nt just abut memrizing pems — it’s abut feeling their beauty and learning their stries.
In each episde, cntestants (参赛者) answer questins and talk abut the meaning and histry behind famus pems. This makes ancient petry fun and easy t understand — even fr students and everyday peple!
This year’s shw is fresh and exciting. The stage lks mre clrful with new lights and digital effects. Fr the first time, the prgram uses AI t bring pems t life! Animated characters walk thrugh ancient night markets r sit by quiet rivers — just like in the pems. It’s like stepping int the past!
What’s mre, the cntestants cme frm all walks f life: students, farmers, firefighters, and travel planners. They all share a lve fr petry. One past winner, Wu Yishu, became famus fr her deep knwledge f ancient pems — and fr saying she enjys petry mre than winning prizes!
After ten years, the shw still reminds us hw pwerful wrds can be. Classical petry isn’t ld r bring — it’s full f life, feelings, and wisdm that still matter tday.
第三节：书面表达（25分）
假如你是李华，请阅读你的朋友Mike的邮件，并用英语进行回复。词数100左右（已给出的词不计入总词汇）。
Dear Mike,
I’m glad t receive yur email. I really like the rbt shw at the Spring Festival Gala. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I believe we will have a better future with them.
Yurs,
Li Hua.Prgram Infrmatin
Details abut the 10th seasn f the shw
Prgram Gal
Helps peple 46 classical Chinese petry; fcuses n feeling beauty and learning stries.
Cntestants’ Task
Answer questins and share the 47 f famus pems.
New changes
Uses new lights, 48 and AI t create vivid scenes.
Cntestant grups
Peple frm 49 jbs take part in the cmpetitin.
Value f petry
It carries lasting life, feelings and 50 fr mdern peple.
Dear Li Hua,
Hw’s everything ging? I knw the Spring Festival Gala (春节联欢晚会) is very ppular in China. I hear the rbt shw was really fantastic. I’m wndering what yu think f the shw. Culd yu als tell me hw rbts can help us in daily life? And I want t knw hw we shuld face the rbt age.
Lking frward t yur reply.
Yurs,
Mike.